To accomplish the task of finding the mystery location in Canada, these are the clues you'll need to explore. Each clue starts with a question. (Hints to questions are provided.) Record the answer to each clue in a word processing document (here's an easy way how) or on a piece of paper.

1.    What is the second letter of the name of the structure in this picture? Click on this link to view this structure.

Hint: Did you record the second letter of the name of this structure? Click here to see this letter.

2.    What is the second letter of the town north of the 60th parallel? Click on this link to view this town (image 21-H-4-407).

Hint: Did you record the second letter of this town? Click here to see this letter.

3. What is the third letter of the country sponsoring the special millennium project? Click on this link to view this country.

Hint: Did you record the third letter of this country? Click here to see this letter.

4.    What is the first letter of the last name of the Inuit artist who designed the Nunavut - 1999 Millennium $2 Coin? Click on this link to find the name of this artist.

Hint: Did you record the first letter of the last name of this artist? Click here to see this letter.

5.    What is the eleventh letter of the name of the structure near Prince Edward Island? Click on this link to view this structure.

Hint: Did you record the eleventh letter of this structure? Click here to see this letter.

6.    What is the seventh letter of the famous Canadian landmark featured on this page? Click on this link to view this landmark.

Hint: Did you record the seventh letter of this landmark? Click here to see this letter.

7. What is the second letter of the FOURTH most popular sport for Canadian children 6-10 years old? Click on Statistics Canada link to find out.

Hint: Did you record the second letter of the FOURTH most popular sport? Click here to see this letter.

There are seven letters to the code. If you followed the treasure hunt in sequence, you should have revealed the name of a Canadian city. Click here to see the name of that city and the answer to the treasure hunt.

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